Diggin It
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Got a couple of questions on withdrawls and I'm not wild about the standard form letter scripted replies I get from them.
And Feds (current or former) here in the TSP?
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MossRoad
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What are you trying to ask in your title?
Einthewoods
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Not sure about the TSP, but if you use ESP it might help. Though the Feds on the X-Files might be after you if you send them an email about it. :laughing:
k0ua
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if you lay of of that old Stump Blower for a couple of hours, your typing and conveying of your thoughts will go a lot better.:thumbsup:
MossRoad
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OK I'll take another shot at it....
Any Feds (current or former) here on TBN participate in the Thrift Savings Plan?
Did I get it right? Would you like me to edit the title of the thread?
Thrift Savings Plan - Wikipedia
Any Feds (current or former) here on TBN participate in the Thrift Savings Plan?
Did I get it right? Would you like me to edit the title of the thread?
Thrift Savings Plan - Wikipedia
Einthewoods
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That's some detective work :thumbsup:
I couldn't get teaspoon out of my head every time I looked at it.
k0ua
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k0ua
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I was thinking Tri-Sodium Phosphate.. but teaspoon works too!
a teaspoon of Tri-Sodium Phosphate dissolved in water will clean about anything.
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I know a little bit about TSP withdrawal. What's your question?
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Diggin It
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I'm considering beginning withdrawls in the next few months. Is there any way at all to avoid the automatic 20% tax witholding? I got hit with it when I made a partial a year or so ago and had to wait until the next year to get it back from the IRS. I'm trying to work out funding for a possible SCUT purchase and I'd rather not play that game since I can't put anything back into it. They take 20%, give it to the IRS which I get back the next January and can't put back in so it earns more. Seems silly.